Sentence examples for composite player from inspiring English sources

His performance against Ecuador received a "5" on the Goal blog and elsewhere, and Beckerman's Composite Player Rating (CPR) score since August is holding steady at 5.10.

Some of the analysis confirmed the obvious: Tim Howard is one of the stars of the team, with an average Composite Player Rating (CPR) of 6.68, the highest among squad regulars.

Last week the Goal blog had a post that explored the phenomenon of soccer player ratings and introduced a Composite Player Rating (CPR) system that attempted to provide a more reliable performance gauge by averaging ratings from multiple sources.

— would be rolling in his grave if he knew that well-intentioned aesthetes Martin Amis and other tennis nuts would besmirch his good name by associating it with a composite player who owns the most beautiful and effective skills culled from a short list of great players.

Their arms criss-cross, as if their four hands make a single composite player; their gestures, their open-mouthed wonder at and commitment to the music (a sequence of pieces by the husband, and transcriptions of Bach), and their smiles to each other, are touchingly similar.

He was talking about the higher-tech, so-called composite sticks players prefer nowadays, the shafts of which, Melrose said, are lighter and stiffer than wooden sticks but also break far more easily.

He found that the grand old bat of baseball had been passed by as competitors introduced technological advances that would echo the aluminum and composite designs that players had grown used to seeing when they were younger.

The statue is supposed to represent the ideal football player, a composite of every man who ever played, or will ever play, professional football.

It is found that the robust "house of cards" structure formed by the flake-like SA crystals in the composite is the key player behind the unique behavior.

An N.B.A. spokesman, Matt Bourne, said last week that the league had conversations with PETA, was monitoring improvements in the Spalding composite ball along with players' comments and would consider moving to a composite ball some day.

Others experienced it as a Damascene moment in which that plodding, repetitive old holy simpleton Bruckner was revealed, through the composite genius of these players and their conductor, Claudio Abbado, as one of the supreme symphonic masters.